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extravagance in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Extravagance may
refer to:
Extravagance (1916 film), an
American film
Extravagance (1919 film)...
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appearances leads not only to
logical imp****e but also to
metaphysical extravagance—as with Meinong's jungle,
infested with
shadowy Being." An uneasiness...
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Fatal Extravagance is a 1721
tragedy by the
British writer Aaron Hill. It was
presented by
another writer Joseph Mitc****, a
friend of Hill, at the Lincoln's...
- sources, he was
often on the
verge of
financial ruin due to
personal extravagance and
costly and
largely unproductive wars,
particularly with King Francis...
- m****ive
industrial wealth and
government expansion. Speculation,
lifestyle extravagance, and
corruption in
federal offices were rampant. All of Grant's executive...
- of Georgia. 1948. Parish,
James Robert (2007). The
Hollywood Book of
Extravagance: The
Totally Infamous,
Mostly Disastrous, and
Always Compelling Excesses...
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resources such as food, time or money, and
avoiding waste,
lavishness or
extravagance. In
behavioral science,
frugality has been
defined as the
tendency to...
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Extravagance is a 1930 pre-Code film
directed by Phil
Rosen and
released by
Tiffany Pictures.
Alice Kendall is the
darling of her
social set, the sons...
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regime was
widely condemned, and his
regime was
infamous for corruption,
extravagance, and brutality. His wife,
Imelda Marcos, made
infamous in her own right...
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because Miss
Smith sends off that one
little extra signal that
spells extravagance, is hilarious,
explosively so."
Smith received her
first Tony
Award nomination...
